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00:07:20.000All right, well, Gerald just told you what we're getting down to, so we might as well just get to it.
00:15:59.000Like, it was actually closer than you would think.
00:16:01.000So, you have some Canadians on X, and they're all talking about Canada should charge the United States tolls going through the Strait of Ontario.
00:16:51.000The fact that Canada, I have said this many times, The fact that it is allowed to exist is proof that the United States is not the evil empire or colonialist power that the left tries to accuse us of being.
00:17:04.000Nowhere else could you find a global superpower and empire that would allow Canada to exist and not simply immediately reap the rewards of all their resources.
00:17:12.000Let me give you a few key facts just to let you know how great the disparity is between Canada and the United States.
00:17:19.000And really, what I'm getting at is thank you, please, are the words that we would like to hear from Canada.
00:17:25.000Not maybe we'll go with China, uh oh.0.85
00:20:29.000What are you going to do when the United States says, you know what, this needs to be fair?
00:20:35.000This whole mooching, this idea that, well, the United States is big enough so they can absorb the costs for insert whatever it is lumber, dairy, steel, take any category.
00:20:45.000All right, how about we just say, yeah, but we don't want to?
00:20:50.000We're not trying to conquer you, we just don't want to.
00:20:55.000We want to focus on what we have here.
00:21:21.000The only thing Canada could do would be, as Carney has alluded to, align itself with Canada.0.84
00:21:27.000Communist China, in which case we have to decimate your country.0.54
00:21:33.000Or, or you just stop trying to screw the United States in a lot of these trade deals with the justification of you're big enough so you can take it.0.81
00:21:45.000At a certain point, I mean, if you get bitten by a mosquito, right?
00:22:16.000You guys ever seen, I didn't really know to the extent, because every now and then I'll be in the States, maybe I'll order something online and I'll come in and I'll be like, oh, it has the English and French instruction manual.
00:22:24.000And I realized it was made for that market.
00:26:48.000And listen, I held it back a little bit because Canada is a silly place, but I am very angry at what is happening right now with the Lindsey Clancy trial.
00:27:00.000And earlier today, they told the judge that they could not reach.0.82
00:27:29.000But I am just, and I'm going to spend just a second here because I am floored.
00:27:35.000That we live in a country where you can murder three kids and not even have a question about whether you did it or not, and a jury cannot come to a unanimous verdict.
00:27:45.000And you'll have people outside the courthouse cheering this.
00:27:48.000You have people online cheering this, women across the country, far more than you would ever possibly think.
00:29:11.000I mean, so a legitimate question comes up Is there a jury that is going to do the right thing?
00:29:17.000Is this just going to happen multiple times and we're all just going to go, like, what?
00:29:21.000The hell is going on, especially in Massachusetts?
00:29:23.000Like, is this ever going to actually happen?
00:29:27.000Is there going to be a just verdict in this case?
00:29:31.000I certainly hope so, but I guarantee you right now, women that are supporting this, this is not having the effect that you think it is on the country.
00:29:40.000This is not like a wave of support coming to your rescue.
00:29:42.000This is a bunch of people that are being exposed as crazy people that need to be completely ignored right now in society.
00:32:01.000And just if you thought like this was a remnant of 2013 and all the stuff that we had to deal with in that era leading up to and including the first Trump presidency and Biden and obviously the end of Barack Obama, nope.
00:32:13.000In an interview yesterday, he actually revealed his feelings haven't changed and he took it a little further and said, I quote, because you don't see skin color, you don't see gender, you don't see sexuality, anyone can project themselves into that suit.
00:32:29.000So we've added gender into the mixture here.
00:32:32.000I guess Spider Man can wear a suit where he can be a woman with breasts, but then tuck it, I guess.0.80
00:33:33.000But Garfield does have a particular person in mind that he would like to see fill this role.1.00
00:33:38.000By the way, I just want to make sure when you fill the Spider Man suit and anybody can project in there, not if you have a Penis because it's a skin tight suit, and if you have a penis, we can see that you have a penis.1.00
00:36:25.000Does it pick up Gerald Day because I'm pissed off about the Lindsey Glancy verdict and that there shouldn't be cheerleaders in the NFL that are males?
00:37:00.000And by the way, listen, putting this kind of a superhero in there, like another character coming up with something else or another version of it, will just never be okay.
00:37:10.000They want to try and ruin all of it, right?
00:37:12.000So the Spider Man that just came out, it's one of the highest grossing movies out there of all time, not just of superhero movies or even Spider Man movies.
00:37:57.000I'm glad that I'm getting this side of the algorithm because I ain't watching it after this.0.77
00:38:01.000So the new series, Lanterns, follows the veteran Lantern, Hal Jordan, and a new black recruit, Jon Stewart, and they investigate crime on Earth.1.00
00:38:23.000The show is highly rated on Rotten Tomatoes, but as we've seen in the past with a number of other movies or shows, Metacritic tends to tell a little bit of a different story.
00:39:18.000Talk to me about taking this Jon Stewart story, twisting it, and making it closer to how Jordan and like the social like constructs of society.
00:39:27.000Well, you know, in the room, we had Tom King with us.
00:39:30.000And everything that we were looking up, and those of us who had spent some time in the comics really couldn't remember too much about an Orton story for Jon Stewart beyond the Marines and beyond his father also being a serviceman.
00:39:51.000You know, so we, in some ways, were given a gift that we can come in here and create something that felt grounded in the black American experience.
00:40:15.000It's because as soon as you acknowledge the existence of that character and Wesley Snipes' iteration of him, you have to say, oh shit, they've been making sick ass black characters for 30 years and we can't keep bitching.1.00
00:40:49.000See, this is the problem because when this all started, when all the kind of comic book movies really started coming out, Marvel, Universe, whole thing, I knew all of it because I'd grown up on it, except for Blade.
00:42:09.000So there's a dance that they're doing the entire episode where John is trying to show that I am exactly who I said that I am, but I'm also the man for the job.
00:42:18.000And I feel like so many black people have to do that.0.98
00:42:20.000Like, we have to do that, which is like, I am exactly all of the things that you want me to be, but I also know that you probably don't want all of me because.0.99
00:43:00.000Do they think that I go to an interview and I don't have in the back of my mind that I'm not supposed to talk to you about how I play Dance Dance Revolution naked at the arcade?
00:43:50.000Yeah, every single person on the planet goes in to job interviews a little nervous and puts their best foot forward and says, You don't want all of me because some people listen to Screamo and they're white.
00:45:26.000The kind of future that we could have had if we trusted a black woman, it wasn't because Kabbalah was black, it was because she was a moron.1.00
00:45:32.000It's because she was the border czar.1.00
00:45:35.00020 million people come across the border without even going to it.
00:46:09.000It's a better alternative than actually achieving power because once you're in power, then you have to answer for the faults of that leader.0.81
00:46:15.000Well, and you actually have to do things that make race relations better.
00:46:20.000Were race relations better or worse under Barack Obama?
00:46:38.000When we had really moved largely past a lot of that stuff, largely.
00:46:44.000There is a large section of, especially the entertainment industry and the people that are forward facing like this, that depend on racism for their continued income.
00:46:52.000And it is not doing a favor to keep projecting your failures on an entire race of people.
00:46:58.000Because if you meet a black person or if you are having a conversation or you have a relationship, it is wholly inadequate to judge that individual person based on whatever skin color they might not have or they might have, whatever.1.00
00:47:13.000But you start, have to, you, they have forced us to look at themselves as a group and say, okay, if you want me to see you as a group, here's the statistics that this group is bearing out.1.00
00:49:40.000We enter into a legally questionable business deal to basically loot Venezuela's oil reserves.
00:49:49.000It's not really clear that President Trump and the Pentagon's Office of Strategic Capital, which is engineering this deal, actually has any legal authority to do any of this.
00:50:28.000Here's something I want you to understand we're not going in there and stealing their oil, by the way.
00:50:33.000What is it, like a 60 billion barrels out of the 300 and something billion barrel reserves that they have?
00:50:40.000We're doing something that we have done.
00:50:42.000Before you guys remember Saudi Arabia, how it was kind of nothing.
00:50:48.000The United States developed Saudi Arabia's oil industry pre 1930s.
00:50:52.000Saudi Arabia had no oil industry, no exploration technology, no refining or export infrastructure, no proven reserves.
00:51:01.000You know, all the Gulf states over there, yeah, that used to be a part of the Indian Raj under the British Empire, they let them walk because they had nothing to offer anybody at the time.0.62
00:51:13.000It doesn't matter what you have in the ground.
00:51:15.000It matters if you can extract it and bring it to market.
00:51:18.000And Venezuela has proven that they cannot under the regime that was in place before we took out Maduro.
00:51:25.000They absolutely have proven that they cannot.
00:51:57.000Every single time something happens in this administration that President Trump does, they try to bring out these facts like, oh, this is just like colonialism.
00:52:05.000No, we've done this before, and people need to start pointing that.
00:52:08.000Now, you can say Saudi Arabia in the position they're currently in may be a bad thing.1.00
00:52:41.000All right, so in the biggest oil deal in world history, President Donald J. Trump has secured U.S. majority control of more than 65 billion barrels of proven oil reserves in Venezuela, vastly expanding our current U.S. territorial proven reserves of roughly 46 billion barrels.
00:53:23.000We have the right to purchase 20% of oil at production cost, which I think was roughly 19 a barrel, is what some numbers are floating around.
00:53:44.000We also have veto power over board appointments, and a majority of the board must be U.S. citizens.
00:53:50.000Ah, there's some of the protection mechanisms to make sure that we don't get screwed or get screwed as easily as the last time that American companies invested in that country.
00:53:58.000And the guy that's in charge of this company, the NABEP, he is a.
00:56:38.000So, the target is 17 oil fields, including eight new sites.
00:56:42.000And the goal is greater than 1.5 million barrels per day.
00:56:46.0002035 would be the earliest infrastructure could extract at that level.
00:56:50.000We should be getting some production prior to that, but it's going to take a little while for us to build that up and get to that kind of capacity.
00:56:56.000And the guy in charge of this company is very well known for increasing production capacity of Venezuela's oil fields.0.99
00:57:02.000Prior, he was actually kicked out of the country by Maduro, and then they realized, oh shit, everything that he was running is shit.0.99
00:57:48.000I feel like that can be dealt with pretty easily one way or the other.
00:57:51.000They tried to write around it in the language of this.
00:57:53.000But essentially, this was an office that was designed to guarantee loans and stuff like that and not necessarily take joint venture stake in foreign companies.
00:58:06.000Also, you would need congressional approval to spend money on the purchases of the oil once that comes.
00:58:11.000But again, that's in five years, roughly.
00:58:13.000So that will be something that we'll have to potentially fight over.
00:58:16.000Though, if companies have invested billions and billions and billions of dollars to bring this oil to market and it finally starts flowing, it would be really stupid not to buy it at a gigantic discount.
00:58:41.000And so, if this money starts flowing into the United States, well, then these two companies are going to have some sort of legal claim to that.
00:58:47.000That should be our money because we lost it.
00:58:56.000Well, there's billions of dollars for everybody to make.
00:58:58.000There's an economy that is going to get revitalized in Venezuela and a strategic deal that the United States would benefit from for years and years and years to come.
00:59:14.000If Republicans win the White House, they can take credit for continuing this deal and getting it done.
00:59:19.000If Democrats win, they can say, hey, we actually fixed this terrible deal that President Trump did, but hey, here's the oil and we're making a lot of money on it.
00:59:26.000So everybody seems to be able to find a way to win.
00:59:28.000So, also, Venezuelan law, it's unconstitutional for foreign interests to own Venezuela's unextracted oil reserves, but it's legal to hold stakes in the businesses of extracting and selling that oil.
00:59:39.000So, again, seems like there's ways around this.
00:59:59.000They were in the process of being that's gotta suck, China.1.00
01:00:01.000That hurts, that stings, doesn't it?0.98
01:00:03.000The Chinese firms previously controlled millions of barrels and Venezuelan reserves, and five of the new U.S. projects were owned or operated by Chinese firms.
01:00:12.000I feel like he threw those in just for funsies.
01:01:01.000Agree with that, but I do think there's obviously downstream effects that are beneficial towards us in that competition because China's weathered this Iran deal.
01:01:09.000They get a lot of oil from Iran, but they've been able to weather it because they have huge reserves built up.
01:01:38.000The more you can choke them off from potentially being able to supply that military machine in the future, someone asked, Are we preparing for World War III?
01:02:04.000Seems to be playing chess here in a pretty nice way, especially with Venezuela.
01:02:08.000The Iran stuff, there's a lot of argument about that.
01:02:10.000And if that ends up becoming something that is a not negative ending, we could all be going, okay, hey, you dealt with two of their suppliers of oil that were substantial.
01:02:23.000They're not going to completely change the game overnight, but they are going to help us out significantly.
01:02:28.000And by the way, one of the reasons that our gas prices haven't gone up is because we're tapping our own reserves right now to keep enough oil in the system to keep the prices from going up too much.
01:02:37.000Now, that At some point, it stops, and you can't do that anymore.0.99
01:02:39.000And so that's why we need to get a good deal in Iran and get the hell out of there and make sure that we deal with all of this.0.99
01:02:45.000But listen, when it comes down to Venezuela, 100% a win so far.0.99
01:02:50.000A lot of things have to happen still, but every single deal out there is going to take some time to kind of come to fruition.
01:02:56.000That is going to be the case in Venezuela, but you cannot look at what he has done in Venezuela and say that that is not America first.
01:03:12.000And going in there and doing something that is actually going to be good for America first, and then has the added benefit of being good for the Venezuelan people.
01:03:21.000That is what we voted for this president to do.
01:04:05.000And we would love to see you in Mug Club with some chat questions about first, male NFL cheerleaders, and second, and Josh's love for them, which is weird.
01:04:13.000And second, what you think of the Clancy stuff.
01:04:19.000This conversation came up, and I did a debate at the end of July, I think.
01:04:23.000We were getting that done and then just getting it all ready to go.
01:04:26.000And I found out that it's coming out on September 2nd.
01:04:29.000So, tomorrow at 7 p.m. Eastern Time, you can see it on Walk Away at Real Walk Away on either or on let's promote the one that we love, Rumble.
01:04:40.000But we got into some shouting matches here.
01:04:44.000And I think it's helpful to understand that this administration sometimes does stuff that's right, sometimes it's wrong, and we can call it out when we need to.
01:05:06.000How did a once unified coalition with a stated goal of making America great again come to a place where some of the most powerful voices in the movement are now leaving?
01:05:15.000And you've got people on the right saying, we're no longer supporting the guy that got us here.
01:05:19.000They were never really there to begin with.
01:05:21.000It should have been for America first.